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~: ~} 'f 11 E SUN. ', • •-• .1101.11,11 latlts nucta's • IJILSUM AG/Dili? LONDON;. I •. TUESDAY, APRIL, .18, 1:8og. This Mot ning , Erriied Mail from the Mediterra swan, brought to,K - ilinoutii by the Lord iiotart Packet, it, `2 i days, from Caliz; We Wire not re ceiveti-anrintelligence of importance by this con veyance, except that Mtraivrlia4 c 6en endeavouring to introduce the system of Conscription into Naples, and that it has created (tie, greatest discontent iu every . part of that Kingdom, A bobtite of a Very interesting nature took %plea last bight in the House of Cimmons, upon r FoutsTou a's :Motion for the appointineut 'of tt,COrn niittee to inquire into all corrupt praai9es in any' de parttneut of the State. It afforded us the most sin-. (ere ple:mora to find that many of the most resipeCt able Gcntleinon, who usually vote. on the Opp - lion side of the liouse, opposed a . Motion, the na turd cad of which must be to infuse snspicions into the public mind, awl, by implication, to charge every department of Governinitt with corruption. Lord HENRY PETTY, Mr. POtisoNaY, gr. Tien -I,4ay, Mr4W'rNNB, and others, declared their, rea. di nette to coticnr in any Motion fur an investigation into any specific abuse that-could be pointed 'out but they decidedly disapproved of the. appointineut of a .general inquiyito"riar',COmmittee, with such 1 4niiinhed powers. Mr. , PONSONBY; expressed in manly terms, his indignation at the wretched cant which is so perpetually in the tnouths . of modern demagogues, viz. that nil men in office are Rogues, Knaves, Ike. and that,all the virtue and purity of the Country alvays belongs exclusively to those who are in opposition to the Government We are, how .'ever, 'glad that Lord Fora:Spasm broUght forward his . motion, brC3ilie it will enable 'the public to form it COrleet opinion of the real 'Principles of the parties 'that com Pose what is called the 'Opposition. . The public will now and we are convinced • with satisfadion, that the CAVENDISHUS, rand Rued LS, 1411 d GRENVILLES, and GlittYS t do nut agree "with the By R Dims, aisd Fot.k.svoilzi, and WIIITERUADS. in their notions. of ReforM, 'The division which took plaCe on the: Motion affords titsstrongest proof of the opinion which the House entertained of it. liana urgh Papers to the 25th ult. arrived last the contents of which are given in our hist p3g,f, ; and this morning some limner details reached us, of ‘vhich the following are the only important articled PARIS ) MARCH 16.--His Excellency Gen. AN" DIMOSSY, French Ambassador at Vienna, is arrived at Paris, accompanied by his First Secretary of Lep!. sion Dopy N. It is understood that the Imperial Guards which Were in Spain, will be divided into. two corps, one Which will go to Germany and the other to Italy. AUGSUURGII, MARCEI OUDINOT has still his head-quarters here, and his corps are in cantonments on this side of the right hank of the Lech. The King of Bavaria is slightly indisposed. •MAaoll' 13.-Thii morning an Austrian. Courier, altived from Paris, passed through this • city to he assures us the Austrian Ambassador, Count did' not atoll think of quitting that capital, TatesTf, M*acn B.—Our garrison has not yet . t aken tile field ; only the grenadiers have broke up for Laybach, where an army .is drawing together, c ''""ting of German and 'Hung.irian reginients. onr Governer isgone to Grotia, where Measures are t , k 1e taken for assembling - into ditTert, - ..nt corps under e Archduke Jowl. :eu up' June 2). 30, Anti fitly t. - ziept. $3, 14. 14414.1 17 '" " 00. 19, 214. 21. :aid 22. w vr.ctcr D - 27, .8 ) and 2 9. i • the ri(t)PKIbTUKS.of LAST INDIA STOCK. LYONi, Fix. '27. —Our Girrison hai ta, f., dies and Gentlenten, • trasburgli, where it is to arrive in ten days. .- IS hasty and unlooked- flit' Events which:Fre- l -.'. . - cted the Eletlion of DireelorS on the tzth• ins(/' lay.. , BASLE, MARCH 10....... A Corps of Retch Cav:llly 41t4rded you as little time for due •RelloCtion ab:iihiitl me I • • the Rhine here, and marches to ' - Um, wilt:, lc ) .. .i %" 7 ecessary Exertion and thereby depr i ved me -of many of „ ;•,,, assed the Suffrages on which ' (from the" Personal As.ittranee,Otipy, ft is.to an ive the 19111 inst. ' the Divisit; i ns of But:- Opponent, that he intended me no Opposition), I hail, tth..''' i f ,• - , guspeaingly, placed my usual Reliance, :I feel,, in a . propor• , .bliT and ..,MoLtren, .20;000 strong, take the -carne tionate degree, ,a More I iyel y sense of the Feat Obligation con. i ' l .• . ferret' on me by those zealous erOPrictors Who came forward l')'nlid hence, between this and the 20th inst . : They In my support, diselainting 'Personal' itaiiilirt, ( ;bUt war . rnlyi:l ' '. . , are now cantoned in ail fleialthourbbocl; . '• . espousing my'Cause, asAtiermould have .dontnlliat o f ailyA , , . ' , r :. .., i 4 . 9, :,' ~ r .' ,1 1 t: ' , ~; other Stranor whom they sunceivid 49 have .pyed that Ile I 1 , .lIIIAN.NAU, 11 , 1Aacia:8.4-The wtchange of . Co u rier s had been wronghil ly and injuriously liipersed. Discharge my first - Duty in publishing 'this grateful Acknbivletlgolent to ', between 'Paris and ,Vienna still continues ruery:brisk tnetit..1..,,.. ~ . , : , . :- —• ' ' - s. ' ' alicimpressinn, made upon t lie Po bl ic by the Liesplu tiOns . 1 througli .this eity.,', fa `this plane , w!liai is now of the Conrad Direttors of the At 47st int, allbougheleclar- ; directly opposite tb et'by them to have ',eon ot a nature t h at k 911ite Opt.:11, tkre are no more.thau a few hundred which tv.as,...intendett, added to the clamour e.tsily. excited.. i -s - s'utriatt troops . , but at' Lintz find Ens, several re and artfully m a i nta i ne d on a p: - )pul .r topic, was certainly to ! - ,,,, ,~, , ni c,.. 1 " 03 .t ctill‘Ally.disadvantagc.. us, and, Inc unanianos isp,- : giments are eXpecteu. The communication thtungh lotion of the three:tors of the i ith in:.tant, atter 'p' / Atof - ' , •4 • ~, :, ~ • .. , i t_ My . w hole eoc, czAiiii: tinfortunete4 normanx hours ' ' •fote - Bavaria is quite open. ; >yi it.ut the opening (the 13,i110t, anti too late to remedy the eVil. ' Prrimi.ciiihien'iintier'th , ,por.try projudlee were reltiOnt- AXON 1 , ARCH 12. ar i 0 .preparat CMS are i S - 'AI %S r l'it ' i " ly observed ;, but valion I rice I led to trivial and to how many 1 carrying on with great'atlivity here. - Within this ' I was stilt indc ti ted for zeAlatis and Unaterable a:tachinent, . . . I must 'acknowledt,e the powerful support which my cha- ' last fortnight, all otir regiments of •ittfantly that are iaeter, at~least; has in this trying instance teceived, with a , M m Mingled sentient ,ol...pride and gratitude, conscious of my , not in Poland have colleEted near Dresden, and ate ONII reetnude, and eontidenit in your justice. . nartly stationed in this city and its environs: part of 1 should he regardless of in s own ehrraaer„forgetiul, of , your past favours, and 4164:tent in,respod for your goodOpi., . the cavalry has blued the Army of Observation on riion, were I not Most -aritestly to inV lie and solicit *ex amination of the Case and EvitiNtco 110 W before ,y ou. , mai iskei, site Bohemian .frontiers. The ramparts. of Dania:lt ter the two unanimous acrjuittals I .have; already 113CeiVed, 'J • a do not hesitate. o arkti..ipar; your jndmpent - W you wlll, tipd I ore rit ishuuyith ammunitiortandcannon,and draw- have not been culpable, and the sente , ix which, :pr,esmnjug brit' , 6es are Ructiq in Feadiness`.. , Many'inhabiiants me to be iloi you have hastily primouticed,,,y4ll appear. to ygar (kith:rate ritiection severe and iiiiiiierijed. , h,,,tya, , ,colleyd their piopt.rty to plat of 4 , reater 1 have klie honour to•bc, , . •,,, . „,• D ... .....• ... ... . Ladies and Gentlemen. , stietSlitty, it-la 'said, for certain,:ititht , the C:iurt is. , Your most obedient and humble servant. Cottiaidiolatigore April -.17. 'G. W. THEL4,USSW4,. packliig tip; yet the Xing is oxpeaud to return on , . lt •04.4 .. rid0y. . , . . , 1 t• ; ~. ' • - '.IF P f' 4: ' . ..-!C . :7Sxt.TTGAtviD) M*ncix 'I I .........13y an Edia of the Dal irist. the Kit balls back'all his iititie6ts from abroad', unqig pain of sequolnitictL of their property. On , ther:t6th inst. the Wirtemburgh trobps.broke up for . the'Lech, and those of Baden are already - on their ..,1. rairch. In the Pe.lfice here pi eparations are Making for . the reception of the Emperor NAPoLEON. A. wholo safte'ot ap.irttitenti , lvive , been newly and beautifully . . . • ..., • , ifuthisited fur tic: occasion. ~ , ~,o• 0t,.•.. , f I iv),A mc; 4 tg.—Vesfterday ~40,waggons loaded with _ . ,aliijeirpailed'iroiil Ctin u stildt Id Gen. tromer's corps. . .... co. They tne from Frank l'ott. I ~ N .latinhist., ..I‘lAttco t I.—This day our garrison bloke iity•for the upper part of the Grand• Duchy. .--• . .. On the ktiOnje. '' a Fro:tell Courier, coining from ~ Paris, passe4 , thriavgli Stutgard to Vienna. • . The Prindeas 44 ~....naorrnbtA of Courland is said to be . .. — , married to Mr. ' ,I.At.t.CYRAND, it nephew of . the Prii)e.e of :4qiicetflite.—( lietlln,ll,larch 2 1„) • . Some private letters state that peace has been cn' 1 1 - ! .6 1 ,14 boween Sweden and Russia,: the principal conditions of which arc;,. that Finland is ceded to kin a, anti that the .p orts of Sweden are to ' be , against the ships and, vessels of this count ry. Sweden, however, is not . reci ci . , lure topto the Code ., ,deraey against,Great Britain. The Otticers who sailed with Sir AR TITUE WEL . Saturday, .for ‘ P . ,oytoved, in the Surveil !ante,' were tlon. wajor-Gencral STEWART; and Mr. Jfvrz CLA: ; . f 4 1 1Ctri7cicli,, -MURRAY,' Lord FLTZROY SOMERSET '1110.444.14.414Ti#0Y STAN, DorL, HENCE. The Whig Club, it is said, in the warmth rif its ad mitation. of_ Mr. WAtioLe, for • the' investigation ; winch he lady brought forward, and in fond a-ntici pation of the which Similar inquiries tend to proderl, recently admitted that Gentlemen into their body. FirALKATONE and Sq. FRANCIS BURDETT, who consider the 'Whig Club as . a feeble band, with too limited notions of Reform, have, it i s lilzewise said, remonstrated with Mr. WARDLE Ott his becoming a Meintier'orsuch a narrow-tninded Instittition. But Mr. WAnma, according to report, has justified himself by alleging that he was proposed without his knowldge, and that he is not . at• all dis posed to belong to.theWilig Club. It IS - possible' , that these comprehensive politicians, the Lord aid the Baronet, may receive him again into favour. The Fourth Report of the Committee on the Pol:5 lic gxpenditure contains some details with Tespea to the Dutch Comtntssiutiers. In pursuance of an Ad passed itt 1795, a Commission , was issued on the 13th of June in that year, 'appointing James Craw ford, Jelin Brickwood, Allen Chatfidd, John Bowhs, and Alexander Baxter, Esqrs: - Commission era for the ;Management and Sale of Dutch Property then detained in British ports. The Commission has contineed to the present day;and these Geetlemen; who state that no rate of cainponsatiOn for their ser vices was fixed by Government, have appropriated to themselves a coninustiion of five per ceilt. on the gross proceeds 'of the sales, which, together with brokerage 'and interest upon* balances in their hands, make up a sutra ofi um. tl. the amount of profits which they have adiliy received a further suin receivable for interest .m.ikes t he' amount - 123,1981. ; . and they expe4 %till a farther commission of about fo,oool. niakinga sum total of orals 'received and , cxpeLted of about 130,toitl. .The Committee: oh-' jea to the practice of the . CoMniiiisioners of taking' and diViding *angst themselves intrest on the balances'in their hands, and also to the deposit of the money in the hands of private bankers (deposits having been inadeet different tinges in the hands of the banker of each Commissioner), it being direct ed by the At that the proieeds of sales, lifter pay ment of expences, shonld'he paid into the Bank of England. l'he Committee also objeet to the charge of Gcttttmiasioit oti the gross proceeds of the sales, and recommend that a Commissiod of five per cent; on the net proceeds should be allowed, which will probably amount to about . 50,000 k or to,oool. for `each Commissioner. It this•recommendation of the Committee shouldbe adopted, Mr;Bowles, r.Brick WOW, and 'the other Commissitiners, will have to refund between 'GO nod 70,00 - 01.. or from lit- to 14,001. eat:ll, of the money they have.adually put into their pockets, unatithorlited by the Ali. which Constituted - them. The following Music. Meetings are fixed for the Summer NAVALNEWS. Polt 17.—Arrived leis Majesty's . S;)i;) 'iy.l4l..elor :4m the Downs, with a cOnio ; ir of ntioni; 18 Sail, of Du twara.bouthl Vessels. .• S;Oh.d his. Majesty's toyenShips &et/tricks/an and the' liohne Cine for Spain w i th . a convoy of about • 100, Sail of Transports.. The Wind having shifted rciiind to the notth.tiast,> it is t , ...i.i.peeted that the Alediterranean Fleet Will sail iu .the . - the,. Success 'Frigate, taitt. l As 'c OtYG a takes . them 'under, her charge.: • `His INfaj6'itrk g hip 'Lavinia 'Ts' appoin ted convoy for the Bast,ludics4 and 'ilke„4:iiien gr. for The Downs. lAttmoupt, AP R 17. w-- Arrived last evening his Majesty'tv Brig Brgit . from lieligaland,,land tinded a htessenger, charged with clispatcliet.'' Sailod on Saturday his Majesty's Ship Alfred, of 74• guns, for the Now : go,ing. up, site got on soaore on Aldborough Neapsand' s knocked'of her rudder,: she has since got off. s Majesty's Brigs .11ritolizart and Charger sailed this morning to .her assistatieel SIIEERNES4, Arnu. 16.—Came down the River his Nlaje.stv`ii Sloop Wommen. Tile Gorgon was tiodocked. Massed by 'a noniber of Ships for Stangate Creek. ORAL,' APRIL 17.—Saded his Majesty Ships Cor. delia ARO Trornpeuse on a cruize. Came down from the Nore his 11 , 1ajsty'ti Ship vestal and remains in Downs with the rest of the Stiips a s pvr 113,t, SPOBTIAG , igIIVIMAItKrT FIRST SPRING MEETING, tS39• MON,DAY, APRI,L. 17. Lif Lowther's I. , xt'crer,,7st. Cen. Grosvenor's . ‘Votitivall-bead, 7sr. 810. fl. C. Sop. 43 to ; -agst :Loi. terer. Shakeveat's lira•olworm,, gstoib., beat Mr. Croft's ilacc howl, list. 510. ' the . ' i l lat i l lOOD. s h. ft.r:-7 to 4 , tigit i.h..inw;g:n. • • ' • The Prince's Stakes or ' , sags. each 4 h. ft. 04..erAtitarryibg• ISt. 71b. uixl filhes 811,041 b. ~ActObs!the kW. l4;4sitg 3 yrrß old` . • Al r,,M;lllol's b. c, Cock ' Mt: 'Mellish's b. c. Levititt, O' DOIT-Quixritte. :C 1 .) , : • D. of Gratton's c. Doleful. by Soccocr.'out at 80unty.. ,.. Mr. Ahlitsli's h. c. KtIIVZ‘Y, by Dote Qtkixott4, . , 4 "Cep. ,Cowar's ch. c. Ceimpeo; 'by Waky; out ut Tar anrula. , 1-11 Grusvcr.. , l's br. f Opal, by Sir l'oler.4oo Q ria pne i 1.4 Sackvllle'6 Deceiver„ 9st. olh. , beat)flr. Yau/ittArits - • Burlef t* I/10. Ab. M, a00g5.,.11.16,1,-us. 4on 06- cciver. Sir. I. Shellcy's c. Vexation, by Waxy, out of litre c;t. ..21b. tent Mr. Likes b, 1. Guildford, out ofpsi‘telf to OA lands, ;stk. i3ltti Two yr old Cour/co:wogs. /1.10... r... to ; on Veitatioir. s D. of Grafton's Atiltoltia, beat IA Foley's WtaVet, ...t. slb. each. k. 50g- even betting: • Mr. Vansitteri t. - by W of•R",gulatnr.; 4 1 •'111, beat U. of • Grafton's t. by boti.cier, out of l'ept;rittint, ,t. Ob. iitch. .M. locr4s. II: to t agst Mr. t." • ' - Siveepstakes of aoogs. each, h, ft. li .-C.. for C olts Irst. • and'tillies Bst. :lb.. Rlsing:4 yrs old. The'owner 400 second how to tcceive bAc'k nis stake. Sir 11. WitlialllSMl . 6 !'AO; by St. George. G e. Vsattyket. Ld Grosvenor's b. c. Chester. Mr. Bradbury. . - - Mr. Mellish's Hit or Miss. • Mr. Lake's b. c. l'itinolor, by Trumpstor. Mr. Like's c. ,by Gouty. of Mademoiselle. Mr. Wilsoies b. c. brother to Smuggler. 6to s agst Pan.--610 agst Vandyke. • Ld Saekvilles Huston(, Bst. slb..rec. ft. from • General Gower's. Carlin! Beaufort , 7st. rilb. (dead). Across the Flat, aocgs..• Gen, Grosvenor's f. Chryteis, rec. ft from . Colonel Har. bord's I. by Voting Woodpecker, but of a sister to Pet worth) Bst. each. ab. M. flags. h. ft. 14 C. H. Somerset's lob Thornberry, lit. rec. acgs. It. from Mr. liaison's Gladiator, Bst. Across the Flat, ;fogs. Mr. Stephenstiri's DoUbtftll. 3 yrs old, Sat, rec. Bogs' front Mr. Croft's Haryk, 4 yrs old. Eq. alb. .Ab. M. wogs. I'd pd pd pd . %Inger Of 50 VITIORS. was made oil the,. 290) ult. 'between Captain Hare and Mr. Cortey. of F Wigraore-street, Gent.. that the hitter did nut ge frorn Seven Oaks to Blaekfriara, bridge in Lwu hours and forty, Minutes, on the 17th of April. Yesterday being cbe 'appointed day, , Mr. Corley started at Seven Oaks ,with the weather very unfavourable for the undertaking, and did nine codes in the first hour. The distance is twenty-three miles, and • the pedeitrian went eight miles and a hall in the second hour, hiving to du live miles ant,' a halt in the remaining torty-five minutes., , He was wet through in gOing the (list three miles; and the weather beat Imo to tr stand still, a mile, front the Bricklayer's Arini, where- he resigned.. He was backed at evens to porlorm the titak„.'and would doubtless have succeeded but for the weather. His Iloyid Highness the Prince of WALEs has, in a most liberal and handsome 'manner, offered, that the. stone fur the intended Strand-bridge. shall be worked frookone:ef.his quarries in Cornwall, tree of any payment or recommence to his Royal flightless.' The stone is Grauee, of the most excellent quality, can' be procured in immense abundance,,and or .toy dimensions; it works easy at . the quarry, and ac quires an 'extraortlinarY degree of hardness by ,expo sure to the,atntosphere... , The friends of a young Ladrin the vicinity of Portman-square:, having in vain waited.,her .return to dinner, a few,days since, were at length relieved from their suspeuce, but vexed and surprised, on being informed by iter footrium, he had waited, at the shop-door of a tradearnan.(a young man who,bild recently commenced business, and whom, it appears, she accidentally met near Windermere linke, autumn) and on entering the shop, learnt the : par ties bud lett it an hour boom in haste. A letter was on Saturday received- by the lady's friends, btatint her determination to become the wife:of Mr. Si" The lady has, on her coming of age, we understand, an independent.fortune to l oool.—Slie is now )9, the '4:iunglri:in is in lii 23d year. rine spirit of party •operates so strongly against the late Commander in Chief, among: the Opposition Writers, that pue Print has been so pittld its its hmttitty, to to rilicule those who have im;ited ins 'loyal H lAhness totlinner since his resignation. IiQW must every hiwerat-ittiodva BilOieunact - revolt 0911:3 snob dei l , cablto When. 'MEN PAPERS. SUPPRESSED CORRESPONDEN.Ct. EXTILACT OF A LUTTSIi FROM MR. ARMdTROSO TO MADISON. Fans, Dec. 27, vBo7. U forwa rded to Mr. Malteltiony a Copy of a sfy.- cond and very extraordinary Decree, (Mtlan Decree of Dec". 17,) of this Government, with regard to neu tral commerce. Whether it be illant to stimulate Great Critain to the commission 'of .new mutates, or to quicken us in repelling those 'she has alrea tly corn• mitted, tlif' policy is eqnally . unwise, and so drcidedly so, .that I know not a trian'of consideration who tip+ proves of it. It is however not less true, th4t it is :IS difficult to 'find one who will hazard 'an obleaio . to it. T--d, 'who in this war is pertnltted to go further than any other person, dare not avow his opinion of it, nOr (bad as be thinks it) do tw , to than mtato that the pre tent moment would aprar to dilate some modifications. - To this point he stA !Ids engaged' to go; and I wait the, result with much anxiety. The Emperor is expected here on the last, day 01 tho month." EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM - SfR. ARMSTRONG TIP Ma. MADISON4' rebrietry 2i, 1800. " Mr. Patterson offering so good'A' conveyance that I cannot but employ it: ' . Nothitiglias occurred hera 'since the date of my public dispatches (the 17t11) to give to one bu4iness a'n wiped more favour able than it then had ; on the other hand 1 hare .come to the knoWledge of two,(o4ls;".Whieh I think. siitEcileatly itheW ihe'decided charaeler of the Efli perhes policy with regard to' us. These are first, that in a Council of Administration held a few days 'past, when it was prepoaed to modify the open. ation of the Decrees of NOYenther, VA, and Deeember, 1807, (though the proposition was.sup. ported by the whole weight 'elite coons;) he be- • cam© highly indignant, and declared that these De.• cries should suffer ho cliange—itod'that the Aln?ri cans should be compelled to take the poi , 'IVO Cll3* -° racier of either Allies or Enemies: •zd, that on the 27ntli J.tn. last, twelve days after Mr, Champagny'al written assurances, that' these Decrees should work nci changes in the prolieetracquestered until our disu cnssiohs with England were brought to a close, , and '-'. seven days before he reported. to me yetAvt'lly.t bassi very assurances, the Emperor bad by wpipegial de- Liston confiscated' •t our ships and their ear.-- gOes (theJulitis Hertiyatill Juniata) for want merely of a docutnenV-not retpired by any , -law or.usolge of the contateree in which they , ba,i been eivord.This: aftwaitakon as I ran inforis"l on to general report , . of sequestered casos, amounting to one huticitra and': .; my, And which; at pt 4 eiient• prices, will yield up wards of on ehundred millions of francs; a sum, who , . nriaguitorle alone Yendered hopeless all etternos at.: saving it. Danesi- Portuguese, and Americois • will' he the principal soGreis. If I teat rtr,,ht ir, sappos-, ing that thei-EmOrat nas:delinitoiy takot his grouol, I Cannot be Wrong in concindingwitat yore ufriltiraute,a take rjouri. t . . 1 .. • EXTRAGT •A LHTTREt VROU MR. ARMSTRONG TO MR, RC..PitiLIN. March 9, " The conversation alludtA to in the cop, iu the leticr did nut take place till the tith initnut, when the Emperor ,declared that if rnethis could be found to make an exception of the' November D. cree; that such exc,:pt:on tJhotthi have tdscopgolit," rxTrtAcT Elto4l THE SAME Tb . THE .'$A1111: March Is, IBA " I stated in my last letter thit substance of a de. claration made by the EMperor, viz, that if means . could be found to except American property fiom the operation of the Decree of Nov. 1:800, without infringing the principles of the Decrees, he would immediately make the exception. N u time w as 1 00 in communicating this declaration to nee, and I was invited to point out„the means it required,, and as. sured that they should be , itnmadiatery submilted to his Majesty.;. Little iiked the proposition, and, much as I doubted the sincerity ofthe d-zclara.. lion out of which it 4ro.w, I could not refuse any agency of mine in . rescuing`so . much of the American property- sequestered in the ports of France as should. come within this new rule. I accordingly wrote tho Note (a Copy' of which . is subjoined to this letter), pointing out. in a few words the property to w hien • that rule would apply. This note was put into tire kperor's hand by'the Benevento, who, ter 11 six days have 11QW ..I:lostid, has net yet re cetveci an anlssur.-" , • EXtrata frOill Mr. A. GAL,LATI N's Circular Letter . to the Colleclors, on the auhject of the INlon.lnrer., conrst: Bill " Every country nominally enjoying an moven. di:tiers:win of GoVernment (other than Great Britain And Fiance, and.. not in the tiaiial possession of either Great Britain or France), is open by the lavv, and particularly Holland, Spain, and roi . mg;ll, and their Colonies: But you will suspend, until ih o qnestlo'n ba's been investigated, j,:;ranting clearances torany part of the Island of St,Domingo, or at' the kingdom of Italy. Culonie-s congiiered by,' and in the possession of Great .Britain or France, are pro hibited'. lam respcifully, your otiedient'setvant. • Klee of Bread colainties pis last week. 09 10 9e 1 GoßPyis is oppoilited Cortvitis:ary-Gene, ral, in the morn the.late Sir thIOOKE WATSON. cuin'tbe One Thousand Lottery Tickets, and t e l e4 , 20,0001. Priztwon.lastitWednesday's Drawirt:ii, get . tioginttr the pOssession. ,01,, thirty-two diirterent sets of adventurers, there is not „a corner Ms the l i mn where: the inteveating .news has uni. re.tched. . Yet many say, .and observe justly,,that the,stto..Whole Tickvls, whiuli• will! be acquired on Friday next, may, novertheless,..obtain above 1.0,0001. One of the 300 Ttckets is.alrearly drawn a Prize 48001.: First Day of Drawing present State Lottery, No, '+, i 8 tit. Prize of 20,0001.. Was sold on ..tht,it rid last-motitit, in a Whole llcket, by. Ittottaap so G oont.ock, . Anti CO. The Seco n d aty of Draw-. lo g will bcills Friday next, Se ist instant, when the first-drawn Prize above 141. be entitled 10 a lto parcel of but) Tickets. • Warranted undrawn Tickets and Shares are on sale hy..MonisliDSON, GOODI.VC,"' and Co: at their old Offices, corner of 133111 i. Bulk s" ings" C9;111341, and facing the Gate of the Mews, Chariug-crots.